QUESTION 4a) Determine the voltage vx(t) and current iy(t) shown in Figure Q4a.292b)vs(t)=100 sin (50t) mV69i)ii)iii)For the circuit shown in Figure Q4b:10mF120 cos (1000t+60°) Vllustrate the circuit in phasor domain.Compute the current is(t).Compute the voltage vo(t).Figure Q4a10mHis(t)892m5092Figure Q4bM20mH+vx(t)wwwvo(t)4092i₂(t)4mH

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QUESTION 4 a) Determine the voltage vx(t) and current iy(t) shown in Figure Q4a. 292 b) vs(t)=100 sin (50t) mV 692 10mF $ i) For the circuit shown in Figure Q4b: ii) III) 120 cos (1000t+60°) V llustrate the circuit in phasor domain. Compute the current is(t). Compute the voltage v.(t). 10mH Figure Q4a is(t) 892 www 5092 Figure Q4b www 20mH vx(t) + www i,(t) 4mH 4092 vo(t).

QUESTION 4 a) Determine the voltage vx(t) and current iy(t) shown in Figure Q4a. 292 b) vs(t)=100 sin (50t) mV 692 10mF $ i) For the circuit shown in Figure Q4b: ii) III) 120 cos (1000t+60°) V llustrate the circuit in phasor domain. Compute the current is(t). Compute the voltage v.(t). 10mH Figure Q4a is(t) 892 www 5092 Figure Q4b www 20mH vx(t) + www i,(t) 4mH 4092 vo(t).

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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